About

The Donnelly Snowmobile Club is located in Valley County, Idaho just south of McCall in Donnelly Idaho. The club focuses on riding and maintain the trails on the north side of West Mountain.

Our Purpose:

Promote fun, safe, and responsible use of snowmobiles and to encourage sportsmanship.


Officers:

President
Jason Wright

Vice President
James Knight

Treasurer
Rod Stiller

Secretary
Katie Wright


Board of Directors:

Cindy Huebert

Cody Lindley

Cade Ritthaler

Ron Brutsman

Darin Huebert

Tom Ritthaler


Grooming Coordinator:

Ron Platt

Memberships & Donations:

Become a yearly club member or make a donation to the club

Membership:

A yearly membership cost $35. Membership runs from October 1 to September 30 of each year to coincide with ISSA (Idaho State Snowmobile Association) membership. The annual cost of $35 includes $15 membership for the Donnelly Snowmobile Club and $20 membership for the Idaho State Snowmobile Association. By joining the Donnelly Idaho Snowmobile club you also become a member of ISSA.

Why join us?

  • Club Rides
  • One of Idahos Best Fun Run
  • Social Gatherings Throughout The Year
  • Great Way To Meet Other Riders
  • Support Snowmobile Projects (Warming Hut, Trail Restrooms, Grooming, Trail Maintenance)
  • Membership to Idaho State Snowmobile Association (ISSA)

You can pay your membership dues online by clicking one of the buttons below.

$35 Annual Membership (including $20 for ISSA)

or

$15 Annual Membership (excluding $20 for ISSA)

Or, by printing and mailing a completed form along with your membership fee (mailing instructions included on form).

Donations:

If you would like to support the Donnelly Snowmobile Club but do not want to become a member, please consider donating below.

Make a Donation

2023/2024 Fun Run Supporters:

Fun Run Supporters

Events (2024/25):

Each year the club hosts a fun run, a few club rides, BBQ's, and a Christmas party.

Event Description Date of Event
Fall Member Meeting The board is hosting a membership meeting October 1 at Idaho Pizza Company (78 E Eagle River Street, Eagle, ID) starting at 6:00 pm. The club will provide pizza and soft drinks. 10/01/24
Club Member Christmas Party event details and online RSVP 12/7/24
Donnelly Snowmobile Club Fun Run The 36th annual Donnelly Snowmobile Club fun run is scheduled for December 28th, 2024. 12/28/24
Club Ride Meeting at the Platt Grooming shed around 9 to ride out around 10 01/11/25
Club Ride Meeting at the Platt Grooming shed around 9 to ride out around 10 02/08/25
Club Ride Meeting at the Platt Grooming shed around 9 to ride out around 10 02/22/25
Club Ride March TBA

Surrounding Events (2024/25):

Event Description Date of Event
Idaho State Snowmobile Association Convention event details 11/8/24 - 11/9/24
Mile High Power Sports Open House Club will have a table there from 6-10 pm. event details. 11/15/24
Idaho Snowmobile Show Friday: 3pm to 9pm, Saturday: 10am to 6pm. Will have a table there. Buy Tickets 11/22/24 - 11/23/24
Boise Snowmobile Club Fun Run Granite Creek 01/04/25
Cougar Mountain Country Association Wellington 01/18/25
McCall Area Snowmobile Club Francis Wallace 02/04/25
Salmon River Snowmobile Club Mountain Village Resort 02/08/25
Sumpter Snowmobile Club Sumpter 02/16/25
Panhandle Snowmobile Club Halfway 02/17/25
Disabled Veterans Ride Francis Wallace 03/08/25

Trail Maps:

Map resources for riding West Mountain and surrounding areas

The Department of Parks and Recreation provides two online interactive maps that showcases parking areas, groomed trails, and warming huts:

A downloadable pdf map is also available.

Riding Conditions:

Resources for getting the current and future riding conditions

Before you go riding we suggest your research and check the following resources:

Avalanche Reports:
Grooming Reports
Weather Reports
SnowTel Reports
Road Reports
Cameras

Find us on Facebook:

You'll find communications, photos, and relevant news on our public Facebook page.

The Facebook page is accessible without the need for a login or account, allowing anyone to view the content. It essentially functions as a public board where people can follow the activities of the club and its members. While having a Facebook account enables more interaction with the page and its members, it's not a prerequisite for viewing the content.